1.1k Bachelor's degrees in Theology and Religious Studies

The Hebrew programme at The City University of New York offers a comprehensive exploration of language and culture. This undergraduate course provides students with flexible study modes to master linguistic skills. It is designed for those seeking a deep understanding of Middle Eastern heritage within a premier urban institution.

The Religious Studies curriculum equips students to analyze one of the most powerful and contested forces in the world.

Religion at Carleton College draws from many disciplines in the humanities and social sciences. We examine the existential, intellectual, and social problems to which religions respond. We probe the dynamic relationship between religion and society. 

Engage with broad philosophical thinking along with religious traditions and beliefs on an interdisciplinary course in the Philosophy and Religion programme at The University of Manchester.

The Religious Studies programme at Mount Saint Vincent University offers a public study mode for students seeking a Bachelor of Arts. This undergraduate curriculum explores global belief systems and cultural rituals. Students engage in deep inquiry into diverse traditions during their full-time academic residency.

The Theology major, supplemental major, and joint major in philosophy and theology at University of Notre Dame all provide students great freedom in developing their own course of study.

Explore all types of religion in one of the oldest, largest Religious Studies programs at Missouri State University. Strengthen your critical thinking, research and writing skills. Benefit from the mentorship of one of the largest faculties in the Midwest and the resources of one of Missouri's most well-established religious studies programs. 

The Philosophy - Religious Studies programme at California State University East Bay promotes the exploration of enduring human concerns. In addition to emphasizing classical philosophy, the department encourages students to think critically about contemporary debates, particularly in law, human rights, and social justice; science, technology, and values; and religion.

University of Washington's program in Comparative Religion is known for its unusually large range of course offerings in the religious traditions of both the East and West. The faculty has particular strength in history and sociology. Participants in the program have an opportunity to enroll in small classes and interact with a faculty that puts emphasis on maintaining close contact with students.

The mission of the BA in Religious Studies at The City University of New York is to train students to be leaders and engaged citizens who are fit to undertake social innovations and pursue a wide range of rewarding roles and careers.

Theology from University of Pretoria deals with the fundamental questions of life: How do faith and religion influence people’s lives and society? How does one approach ethical and moral questions in the workplace? How do theological insights promote good human resource practices?

The Judaic Studies programme at the University of Michigan offers a comprehensive exploration of Jewish history and culture. This bachelor degree provides students with a flexible public study mode, allowing for deep academic engagement over a standard four-year duration while developing critical analytical skills.

The University of Sheffield offers a B.Sc. in Philosophy - Religion and Ethics. This undergraduate programme is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of philosophical concepts and ethical theories. Students will engage in critical thinking and analysis over a duration of three years, preparing them for diverse career paths.

The Hawza Programme at Al-Mahdi Institute offers a Postgraduate Diploma in Islamic Studies (PGDip.) designed for those seeking in-depth knowledge of Islamic thought. This flexible online programme allows students to study at their own pace, with a duration of three years, leading to an MA in Islamic Studies from the University of Birmingham.

At University of California, San Diego, the Study of Religion is an exclusively undergraduate program, offering both a major and a minor. Because there is no graduate component, we take pride in the fact that we are able to give close attention to our undergraduate students.

The Religious Studies programme at the University of South Carolina is a comprehensive undergraduate degree delivered in a public study mode. This curriculum develops vital critical-thinking and analytical skills through the lens of global traditions, preparing students for diverse professional paths or advanced academic research.

The Christian Theology at Loyola University New Orleans will explore the past, present, and emerging future of Christianity with a particular emphasis on the Catholic tradition in the spirit of Ignatius of Loyola—“Iggy,” as our community lovingly calls him—the founder of the Society of Jesus.

The Religion programme at Brandon University offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This full-time undergraduate course explores global spirituality and secularism through a modern lens. Students develop vital cultural literacy and critical thinking skills while studying diverse religious traditions and practices.

The Theology, Philosophy and Religion (Hons) at Canterbury Christ Church University is a three-year, full-time bachelor degree. This public programme explores ethical questions and contemporary religious identities. You will develop practical skills for community engagement and diverse professional environments in the UK.

Ministerial Studies from The University of the West Indies offers a special degree, Bachelor of Arts in Ministerial Studies. This degree has more practical orientation than the Bachelor of Arts in Theology and is geared towards persons being prepared for parish/congregational ministry, institutional chaplaincy and international mission engagement.